What are the official languages of England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Whelan?

By the end of June, 65438 +65438 10+April, 2020, there was not a country named Welland on the earth. The official languages of the other three countries are as follows:

1, England-English

Since17th century, modern English has spread all over the world under the extensive influence of the British Empire and the United States. Through various print and electronic media in these countries, English has become the dominant language, the right to speak internationally and the lingua franca in many regional and professional environments, such as science, navigation and law.

2. Northern Ireland-Irish and English

Irish belongs to the Indo-European Celtic language family, which is also called Irish, Gaelic, Irish Gaelic or Erse in English (this word is borrowed from Scotland), so there are other translations of Irish in Chinese, such as Geidel, Gaelic or Irish Gaelic.

English is a West Germanic language, which was first used in England in the early Middle Ages and eventually became a global language. It was named after the Germanic tribe (Angles), which was one of the Germanic tribes that later migrated to Great Britain and was called England.

3. Scottish-Scottish Gaelic, Scottish

Scottish Gaelic is a language of Celtic Gaelic. Also known as Highland Gaelic or Scottish Highlands. Celtic languages, belonging to the Gaelic branch of Scottish Gaelic, include Irish and Isle of Man, both of which are derived from Old Irish.

Scottish language began to develop in the12nd century and was named in the16th century. The grammar and other uses of this language are very similar to English, so it is sometimes called one of the dialects of English. In fact, many people think that Scottish is also directly derived from English.

Scottish is one of the common languages in Scotland with a population of 5 million, and it is also one of the official languages besides English and Gaelic.

Extended data

Due to the different definitions of countries and regions, the official language is only a relative concept. Specifically, it is the official language commonly used or recognized by a country. In official occasions such as state organs, official documents, legal rulings and international exchanges, in order to meet the needs of managing state affairs, one or more languages are specified as effective languages.

The official language is also the language used by citizens of a country to communicate with government agencies. The official language of a country generally chooses one or more languages that are widely used or used in the country, such as English in Britain and French in France. Some countries have only one official language, such as Germany.

Some countries have several official languages, such as India; Some countries have no official language, such as the United States and Japan, but the official actually uses one language.

Baidu Encyclopedia-England

Baidu Encyclopedia-Northern Ireland

Baidu Encyclopedia-Scotland

Baidu Encyclopedia-Official Language